Khoivu Dinh Nguyen

Title: Khoivu Dinh Nguyen: Inventor of a Viable Tissue Transplant Device

Introduction

Khoivu Dinh Nguyen is an inventor based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and is associated with Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College. His patent work addresses the delivery of viable transplant tissues and stem cells.

Latest Patents

Nguyen is credited with 1 patent: “Device for Viable Neotissue and Stem Cell Transplant and Methods of Injection.” The invention describes a device and methods for injecting viable transplant tissues into a subject.

The device uses a fluid exchange chamber with a funneled portion connected to a pre-injection tube. Fluid transfer holes in the chamber allow fluid exchange, while an outer shell contains a central bore connecting a top inlet to a bottom outlet. A plunger with a central channel and tapered bottom fits within the bore; when depressed, its tapered end mates with the chamber’s funneled bottom. A stylet plunger sits inside the plunger’s central channel.

Career Highlights

Nguyen’s patent reflects work on a specialized injection system intended to support the transfer of viable tissue and stem cells. His listed institutional affiliation is Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College.

Collaborations

Dorin Boldor is identified as Nguyen’s coworker. The provided information does not specify their particular roles or any joint work on the patent.

Conclusion

Khoivu Dinh Nguyen’s patent describes a structured device for injecting viable neotissue and stem cells, highlighting his contribution to transplant-delivery technology.